You are in the wrong forum/country. If you use the search field, you’ll find dozens of potentially helpful groups.

You’ll have 6 months validity remaining when you check in to travel TO Thailand, so you’ll be good for that sector. If your return sector is directly from Thailand to your home (passport issuing) country, you should be OK, however if you’re flying via anywhere else, that respective country may not permit you to travel. I would recommend caution, and renew your passport. You could also check with your chosen airline. Good luck.

Thank you Natalie, this is very informative. 🖖

Bloody hell, my eyes are watering!

These special keys can help. 😁

Good luck with your visa.

So sorry for your loss Tony. You did the best you can, so try not to beat yourself up. On your question regarding being better off in Thailand … this country, while it does have excellent medical facilities, is extremely slow. Given the cultural aversion to bad news, windows of opportunity are often missed. So, no.

Take care mate.

Yes, it’s working again, as it was ore-Covid. I used the APEC fast track line in May and June. (I can’t answer your second question)

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@David *****

People don’t have to be economic refugees to live in Thailand. Many simply like it there.

My partner and I stayed in Away Chiang Mai Thapae Resort twice during March (a total of around 14 nights). It is a very comfortable boutique hotel with great service, nice large rooms and only 10 minutes walk from Tha Pae Gate (just far enough away to be nice and quiet at night). We stayed in one of the ground level direct pool access rooms, which was a nice bonus. If you are driving a car, they also have plenty of parking. We will definitely stay there again when we next visit Chiang Mai. Happy trails.

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@Steven *******

Cheers